Running

Whether you love logging miles on pavement, lapping the track, or escaping onto the trails, Bromont is a top running destination. From easy loops to rolling routes and longer outings, all enhanced by mountain views and wooded areas, every stride becomes an adventure!

Suggested routes

5 km village route – A favorite of Josée Prévost, co-owner of Maison de la Course
Discover a flat 5 km route combining asphalt and gravel, starting at Maison de la Course. Along the way, enjoy picture-perfect scenery: Old Bromont, views of the golf course, and more. Free route.
See the full route on Strava.

5 km route at Mont Oak – A favorite of Audrey Larroquette, president of the Bromont Trail Running Club
Starting at the Pavillon du Parc des Sommets, this 5 km loop offers an accessible trail running experience. Easy and popular with members of the Bromont Trail Club, the route follows clear trails, with the exception of a short 200-meter section that is a little more technical. Ideal for trail enthusiasts looking for an invigorating outing without too many technical challenges. Parking, restrooms, and ticket office available at the Pavilion for access to Parc des Sommets ($).
See the complete route on Alltrails.

Looking for bigger challenges? Here are a few more suggestions:

• La Ceinture de randonnée (C1): a 15-km loop trail without too many technical challenges, with a 360-meter elevation gain. Accessible year-round (4 seasons).
• La Coriace: a 13.5 km loop trail with 600 m of elevation gain for runners looking for a more challenging outing (spring, summer, fall).

The other hiking trails in Parc des Sommets are also excellent playgrounds for runners! Please note: the Mont Berthier and village trail networks are free, while the other trail networks in Parc des Sommets are subject to a fee—please pay your access fees.

Indoor running track

Did you know that the Bromont National Cycling Center has a 180-meter indoor running track? You can walk or run on two separate lanes.

Running in a group

• Maison de la Course: This running specialty store offers free, friendly road runs with friends once or twice a week, depending on the season (5 to 10 km). For more details, visit their Courir entre amis Bromont page.

• Beer Running of À l’Abordage: Summer and winter, meet every Tuesday at the À l’Abordage Microbrewery for free running sessions open to everyone!

• Bromont Trail Running Club: This trail running club offers summer and winter sessions, with twice-weekly training sessions led by experienced guides. Did you know that you can also participate as a guest up to twice a year? It’s a great opportunity to check out the club’s vibe if you’re visiting the area or before becoming a member! Certain conditions apply. Registration and details on the Bromont Trail Running Club website .

A must-see event

Since 2014, the Bromont Ultra has been a must-see event for trail running enthusiasts. Held every October, this annual event combines physical challenge and philanthropy, offering challenges for everyone: from a 2 km race for children to the signature 160 km ultra-marathon.

Where to get your running gear

La Maison de la Course, located at 568 Shefford Street, is the go-to place for running in Bromont and the surrounding area, with a specialized team and a wide selection of running products.

Other stores in Bromont where you can get your running gear:

• Start Gate – Rossignol, in the Quartier Bromont
• Sports Experts / Atmosphere Bromont, in the Quartier Bromont
• Lolë, in the Quartier Bromont
• Joe Aventure at 202-35 John-Savage Street

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Photographers: Caroline Viens (runner), Alexis Monet (bike path), BPA (athletics track)